Career OpportunitiesMaster's Programme in Cognitive Science, 120 Credits

The interdisciplinary approach in cognitive science results in a unique competence as knowledge is used from a wide range of different disciplines. Studying cognitive science gives you the skill to communicate clearly, critically evaluate evidence and data, program and use computers, and apply conceptual, analytical and interpersonal skills to different situations.

Employment opportunities can be found in areas of healthcare companies, colleges and universities, computer and information technology, consulting firms, marketing/sales firms and in research and development. Job titles include Human interface analyst, Software developer, Technology coordinator, Web Developer, Cognitive engineer, Social scientist, Public opinion surveyor, Intelligence specialist, Health And Benefits Analyst, Business systems analyst, Technical sales representative, Technical writer, Research Assistant, and Graduate student.

The competence of someone who has studied cognitive science is sought after in many branches of both industry, public organizations and in research and the career opportunities are highly attractive.